New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

IN tbe ,gual service seir-regsrerDg instrumens
"a. 1920 Radiation sent Hudnuts record up 70 70.
the same as Thursdays highest reaa'ns, anu 'A.
probably the more accurate measurement Oh pouo@
,,ar. .nff.red And be 1t remembered that "combne
NJ 90 per cent humidity and 90 degrees neat haxes
chose suerings AS ntoersbc as any experienced IN
t,orcal mid-aay The victims OF 1t are subjected 10
,, 4. nother more less than hugo cooking pro
&c 10 the Csnniba islands as It undoubtedy Is good
Training for them but for ordinary mo ,raSs
VII. DO mot SoliS sapeIs is % Sto TOO much
The hospitals yesterday received number Of sun,
young porter in the employ OF Lanman Kemp WA, was
overcome at Oer.yss b, eari Sa. In .ss serious Srs
circumstances very amusing blunder fire alarm was
sent well an ambulance call and IRE shgae
came laundering down prepared Tor action. map
was removed the Chambers street Hospital he hnat
The nrophetic indications predict flair Weather and
stationary Temperature up to O'clock 5ss
but as as signal
upset the and their calculations
i,1,ted s,aies Galveston and st. Louis came next with
morning records Of gee and ,so Psops e as coo as
cncambsrs In a temperature Of only o2' u,t,tv has
The prominence into Which c,nr h aS tns con'
s1S, Or 81 Ss%ma1y has made
the question %apw Is u 5Ss the heat The
ranks Of amabs gentlemen who hot ex enough y
asking their friends v the sn sas who Outtonboe their
acqnaintapccs to learn how they IKE inc Iiv IN New
he Lord ii1gh ExecuuoncI,
York he might we'll suppicmehe n'S "'''' """ "' "
Wild Gilbertian 5traips
thu, Irritating person. who viii ask on each pretex
How is IL Tor humidity r. must have hiiH annexed
nd the outrage who has nothing else 10 40
But put the question: is Is not .o' 9o~
Remorseiessy and readily Ill put 'em on my list -.
missed they'd none OF then De misseu
horse was Frustrated by the heat in Brooklyn yes
teriay ana fell against tree, the tree fell upon man
and me man was fellod the pavement The horse was
attached 10 coal cart belonging to John DetcherliDg
90 and the tree stood at simmer and DckalD aVes Inc
man was Patrick Creegan. Of No. l7S sumner-ave. lie
escaped with a severe scalp wound but the morse aed
a man named Russal, who was overcome by the neat
MT No $50 Park Row, taken TO Chambers street
Hospital at 5:35 p m ana dicu az o:oo. , r.oo. -.
Henry sch aefer, baker, living at NO. beacon-st
Newark was found lying unconscious on the Sidewalk
Yesterday IN Newark, and died in an hour -
Anton Koenig, "a baker OF No. 1S Monroe-st, newark
was taken In dying condition from his bakery, NO 20
Centralave, Newark, and died before ne reacned tne
hospital -, ..,.
iaborer about fifty years old Frustrated at the
corner Broad and Market sts Newark, ana was III
dying condition last night. ",
Anton BRING an employe Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at the Markes station Newark was overcome ny
the heat in the morning anu ueu III Tue Pohoo ""i""
lance. l.. ~-..S
There were many other Of prostraton in Newark
that were not fatal.
youpg woman whose name could not be ascertaned
was by the heat In the afternoon wme wait
ing for train in the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad Station and was removed 10 81 Mary
Hospital. Her condition critical She was accom-
Michael Kelley thirty years DID, OF No 610 East Sew
enihst. sunstruck In f1rstaVeA ana uieo III .no
An Unknown man about twerty-eight years old, in
light trousers and blue shirt fell in sunstroKe In
Avenue c and was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where
he died soon afterward